• Grandinote Supremo Integrated Amplifier

    Overview – The Grandinote Supremo Integrated Amplifier (2018) is a high-end pure Class A solid-state integrated amplifier using full dual-mono, no-feedback topology with MagnetoSolid-VHP output transformers for exceptional musical depth and control. 

    Architecture & Sound – With no capacitors in the signal path and full balanced XLR inputs only, the Supremo delivers ultra-wide bandwidth, superior channel separation, rich timbral accuracy, and a natural, uncompressed musical presentation. 

    Performance Character – Sonically energetic and transparent, the Supremo balances precision and musicality, producing articulate bass, detailed midrange, and refined highs with remarkable dynamics and coherence. 

    Specifications – Class A output 37 W per channel into 8 Ω, damping factor >230, flat response 1.5 Hz–350 kHz, four fully balanced XLR inputs, direct-coupled stages, and 270 W absorbed power. 

    Dimensions – Chassis measures approximately 318 mm (W) × 196 mm (H) × 473 mm (D), crafted for mechanical rigidity and resonance suppression in premium audio systems. 

    Weight – Weighs about 40 kg, reflecting substantial internal components, heavy shielding, and a robust, precision-machined Italian build for stability and long-term reliability. 

  • EMM Labs DA2 V3 DAC

    Overview – The EMM Labs DA2 V3 DAC, the updated flagship reference digital-to-analog converter, uses proprietary 16xDSD discrete DAC architecture, delivering extreme transparency, ultra-low jitter and refined dynamics for audiophiles. 

    Digital Architecture – Built around EMM Labs’ discrete DAC modules and advanced clocking technology, the DA2 V3 offers remarkable resolution, phase integrity, and exceptionally low distortion across a wide range of source formats. 

    Analogue Output – The analogue stage is designed for neutrality and musical coherence, providing a rich yet controlled presentation that preserves dynamic realism and timbral accuracy in high-fidelity playback. 

    Specifications – Features proprietary dual differential DACs, high-isolation clocking, MDAT2™ signal processing, galvanic USB isolation, extensive format support including DSD and DXD, and robust analog outputs for balanced systems. 

    Dimensions – Compact reference-class chassis measuring approximately 438 mm (W) × 400 mm (D) × 161 mm (H), precisely machined with premium finishes to match top-tier audio components. 

    Weight – Significant mass for stable operation, weighing about 17.2 kg, reflecting substantial internal circuitry, shielding, and premium power supply design for sustained high performance. 

    (Comes without Streamer Card)

  • Acoustic Signature Manfred Turnturntable

    •⁠  Overview – Acoustic Signature Manfred Turntable, released in 2015, is a high-mass belt-drive turntable engineered for extreme rotational stability, ultra-low noise, and reference-grade analogue playback performance.

    •⁠  Drive Architecture – Built around a multi-motor belt-drive system and Acoustic Signature’s proprietary bearing design, it delivers exceptional speed consistency, deep black backgrounds, and effortless musical flow with demanding vinyl pressings.

    •⁠  Construction Quality – The Acoustic Signature Manfred Turntable features a massive aluminium platter and precision-machined chassis, providing outstanding resonance control and mechanical grounding for cartridges to extract maximum groove information.

    •⁠  Specifications – High-mass aluminium platter, inverted sintered bronze bearing, multi-motor belt drive, electronic speed control for 33/45 RPM, ultra-low wow and flutter, and compatibility with a wide range of premium tonearms.

    •⁠  Dimensions – Approx. 480 mm (W) × 170 mm (H) × 380 mm (D), offering a substantial footprint designed to support heavy platter mass and multiple motor assemblies while fitting standard high-end equipment racks.

    •⁠  Weight – Approximately 39 kg without tonearm, reflecting the turntable’s extreme mass design philosophy focused on vibration suppression, speed accuracy, and long-term mechanical stability.

  • EMM Lab DAC2X V2

    •⁠  Product Overview – The EMM Lab DAC2X V2, released in 2018, is a reference solid-state digital-to-analogue converter engineered for extreme resolution, musical accuracy, and low-jitter performance in high-end digital playback systems.

    •⁠  Discrete Conversion Architecture – Designed around EMM Labs’ proprietary MDAT2 signal processing and discrete DAC topology, the unit delivers exceptional timing precision, tonal realism, and transparency across PCM and native DSD sources.

    •⁠  System Integration – The EMM Lab DAC2X V2 offers multiple digital inputs and fully balanced analogue outputs, enabling seamless integration with high-performance transports, streamers, and preamplifiers in reference-grade systems.

    •⁠  Specifications – Supports PCM up to 384kHz, native DSD, balanced XLR and single-ended RCA outputs, ultra-low jitter clocking, and high signal-to-noise ratios exceeding 120 dB for uncompromised digital fidelity.

    •⁠  Dimensions – Approx. 438 mm (W) × 102 mm (H) × 406 mm (D), designed to match EMM Labs reference components while allowing effective heat dissipation and mechanical stability.

    •⁠  Weight – Around 12 kg, reflecting a robust power supply, precision-machined chassis, and extensive internal shielding for optimal noise control and long-term reliability.

  • EMM Labs NS1 Streamer and DAC2X V2

    System Overview – The EMM Labs NS1 Streamer and DAC2X V2, released in the late 2010s, form a flagship digital front end delivering world-class resolution, proprietary signal processing, and exceptional transparency for reference-grade audio systems.

    Reference Streaming Architecture – The NS1 Streamer supports UPnP, AES67, USB, and proprietary EMM OptiLink output, ensuring ultra-stable digital transmission with near-zero jitter and seamless integration with the DAC2X V2 for bit-perfect playback.

    Proprietary Digital Conversion – The DAC2X V2 employs Meitner’s MDAT2 DSP and discrete MDAC conversion stages, delivering unmatched timing accuracy, natural harmonic structure, and exceptional dynamic realism across PCM and DSD formats.

    Ultra-Low Noise Analog Output – A fully discrete analog stage, advanced power regulation, and precision clocking ensure extraordinary purity, wide soundstage depth, and musical coherence, making the system ideal for top-tier solid-state or tube setups.

    Dimensions – NS1: approx. 435 mm (W) × 92 mm (H) × 400 mm (D). DAC2X V2: approx. 435 mm (W) × 109 mm (H) × 400 mm (D). Optimized for reference audio racks.

    Weight – NS1: approx. 8 kg. DAC2X V2: approx. 12.7 kg. Heavy, rigid chassis designs reduce mechanical noise and improve digital and analog circuit stability.

  • EMM Labs XDS1 V1

    Reference Disc Player Overview – The EMM Labs XDS1 V1, released in 2009, is a flagship SACD/CD player featuring Ed Meitner’s discrete DAC architecture and proprietary digital processing for unmatched transparency, accuracy, and musical realism.

    Proprietary Digital Conversion – The XDS1 V1 employs Meitner-designed MDAT upconversion and MDAC conversion stages, delivering exceptionally low jitter, improved timing precision, and natural harmonic structure across both SACD and Red Book CD formats.

    Advanced Transport Mechanism – Using EMM Labs’ custom-built disc transport and precision servo control, the XDS1 V1 offers stable reading, reduced mechanical noise, and reliable long-term performance even with challenging discs.

    Ultra-Low Noise Analog Output – The fully discrete analog stage and premium power regulation ensure ultra-clean output with exceptional dynamic range, making the EMM Labs XDS1 V1 a reference source for high-end two-channel systems.

    Dimensions – Approx. 435 mm (W) × 109 mm (H) × 400 mm (D). Designed for stability and optimized resonance control, suitable for reference-level audio racks.

    Weight – Approx. 12.7 kg, offering a dense, rigid chassis that minimizes vibration and supports the precision transport and sensitive digital circuitry.

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